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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
11
The piece discusses raspberry cultivars Latham Rogueing Out Muskoka Gatineau and Milton with virus resistance and disease tolerance. It notes planting, virus issues, and the need for regular spray schedules. It also offers winter protection tips with mulch and protection screens for perennials and gardens.
Periods of freeze thaw can heave and kill annuals, so use light mulch and protect evergreens and new plantings with mulch. Burlap screens shield exposed evergreens from drying winds. 4 H Dog Project by Carol Steele notes 4 H aims to widen club work beyond rural crops to suburban youth in Middlesex County.
The 4H dog management project urges members to own and care for dogs and track expenses for equipment and veterinary bills. Weston 4H Dog Club, led by Dorothy Brewer, has 35 members. Local events include Camp Middlesex at Ashby and the Fair Grounds in Westford. Contact Middlesex County Extension Service Concord for details.
A late afternoon and evening schedule notes a 5 o clock service and a 41 30 o clock timing at St Pauls Mission Church. A concluding sing is set from 10 45 to 11 15 with a prior conclave. The text references last Sunday and the upcoming Sunday of Advent.
Cleveland police report 299 detectives track weather at crime times. Detailed reports include temperature wind direction and precipitation. Patrol cars will issue around the clock weather updates to aid investigations and challenge suspect credibility in trials.
Out of town births listed from hospitals include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. McClellan of South Acton Stow on December 7 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Brier at Autumn 1A Hartwell Avenue Bedford. A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Ont on Hartwell Avenue Little Acton is noted with a December 9 birth and a Mohawk Drive Wayland entry records a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson on December 10.
The notice schedules lessons and carols at 9 15 a m at Trinity Church with a special address by A Dusen and mentions a world oldest theater unearthed in Basra El Sham area of Syria.
A fragment notes a timeline reference days after a crime, mentioning months earlier and a person named Hauschild out. The line suggests preserving facts in written form for future reference.
West Concord officials describe merit badge presentations featuring numerous leaders John Kelliher Stephen Parks and others receiving badges in various categories. Minnesota reports 1,336,000 milking cows on dairy farms in 1958 and total milk production at 9.739 billion pounds, with industry-dollar volume near 400 million dollars.
A donor contributed two hundred dollars in toys to AE. The gift supports ACE programs and will benefit local children in need through the charity drive.
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